The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-12-25
Society Events.

The marriage of Miss Carrie Anderson and Dr. John
E. Haugh will take place Wednesday evening.
Miss Charlotte Jones will give dancing party on
Friday hight in honor OF her guest Miss Newton, of
Newark o.
The Cooking Club will be entertained on Tuesday
night by Miss Julia Landers at her home on North
Pennsylvania street.
Major and Miss Marsh will entertain the German
Dancing Club with german tomorrow evening" for
Miss Louise Starkey, of Kalamazoo, Mich.
Miss Jessie Cppinger, of Connersville. who is WIS.,
ting her sister, Mrs. NJ. Jlson. North Delaware
street. will give whist party tomorrow night.
The Mendelssohn Society will have their usual re-
bearsal tomorrow night. The next work to be under
taken by them is the Stabat Mater which will be be-
gun at once.
Mr. and Mrs. W. ]. Holiday have issued invitations
for reception to the Yale Glee Club Monday even
Meridian street.
Miss Eva Shideler, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs J. W.
Shideler, will be married tomorrow afternoon at
o'clock at Roberts Park Church to Mr.. George G.
Wharton, of Marion. Ind
The ladies of Leah Court, No. Ii, viii give mas
queraoe entertalnment on the evening or the 18TH,
NJ, at Fayettestreet Rink.
Mr.. and Mrs. Aaron Blair and Mr. and Mrs. Harold
for their guests, Miss Eston of orasfordsvile Miss
PIERCE and Miss Van Vatenburg.
The family of Major Fletcher NJ. Marsh will hold 8
vania street. to-day. Mrs. l.. C. Starkey Of Kalan1a-
zoo, Mich, the Majors mother, will be among the
guests.
A most enjoyable time was had at the Reformatory
Institution on Friday night. Professor MeAvoy, the
eocutionist gave some recitations in his haopiest
manner, and Mr. Schellschmidt and his clas- fur
nished the music. collation. served to tx Wis
itors at the close OF the entertainment.
Miss Nola Geeting gave birthday party to her
young friends last Tuesday evening at her home, No.
Sol Ash street. The occasion her eleventh
Bot s E hs misses ..g Reed lSIa
Mamie Bass, Mary Bridger and Dottie Pattison.
M and Mrs. E: G: Atkins will give dinner party
The club numbers twentyseven of the best singers of
Yale College, and they will give concert at Plymouth
time tbey vii; be entsrta5ed Nv the vonne men Of
Yale, residents of this city.
Mr., and Mrs. VIM. N. Gates gave a cotillion party,
on Wednesday evening, to large number Of friends.
at their home North Illinois street. The house
was prettily decorated with cedar, holly and mise-
and flowers. The refreshment favors were carna-
tions of red and white The hostess
vet with Pf fsns of TRs blue 9 sursh sk
and carried bouquet of white hyacinths. Many of
the costumes worn very handsome, and nearly
every color represented making the scene of
constantly changing brilliancv. Mi s. Hughes, of
Louisville dainty dress of light pink silk with
crepe isse draperes the neck pointed back and front
Miss Simmons, of Louisville ciel blue veil
and silk cut decoete and bordered with wreathes of
pink dress of silk and brocade.
Mr.. and Mrs. John NJ. Butler gave an elegant
dancing party Friday evening in honor of their
Maurice. The affair was of the handsomest
given in the city, and attended by about hundred
thrown open, the parors being used to receive the
guests, and the hall the third floor for dane
ing The latter deliberately decorated with cedar
and holly which hung in wreaths and festoons every
where. The music of the best and in
spred the dancers. Among the guests
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Mgan, Mr. and Mrs.
w B. Allen, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Taylor, Mr.. and
Mrs. Harry Bates, Mr.. and Mrs. A. Henry Snow,
Miss Elston of Charlottesville, Misses Annie and
Sallie Holiday, Annie Porter, julia Sharpe Lois
PIERCE. Susie Van Valtenburg, Mary Hanson, Eliza
Clippnger, Florence Miller, Roberta johnson, Lille
Butler, May Ship. Florence Malott Zee Beatty,
Messrs VIII Elliott, Otto Gresham, j. K Sharpe jr
Henry G. Fraser. Merrill Moores, Evans Wooden,
Jesse Fletcher, James feathers: George Porter,
Pirtle Herod, Frank Baldwin. VIII Wood Harry
Burnets, Lynn Martindale Walter Williams, Herbert
Collins, Will Taylor Charles Vajen Mr. Sessions of
Hamilton College, and Sam Miller.